Cutchogue

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Bedell Cellars - Local vineyard and winery producing acclaimed red and white wines including Merlot and Gewürztraminer. List of retailers and restaurants as well as winery information.

Castello di Borghese / Hargrave Vineyard - Long Island's first vineyard in the heart of the North Fork microclimate, since 1973 Castello di Borghese / Hargrave Vineyard has crafted vintage after vintage of critically acclaimed classically proportioned wines

Cutchogue - New Suffolk Free Library - Rated #1 in New York State for circulation of collections.

Cutchogue - New Suffolk Historical Council - Chartered as an educational institution. Owns, maintains, and offers guided tours of the Cutchogue Village Green and the Old Burying Ground. Includes tours and events information.

Cutchogue Fire Department - United Fire Co. No.1 - Offers information about the history, past and present officers, equipment, training, and fund raising activities.

Cutchogue Local News: Topix - Local, regional, and statewide news collected from diverse sources on the web.

Eastcreek.com - Personal website of a includes local pictures, personal news and views.

Fort Corchaug - Native American 17th-Century settlement preserved for perpetuity.

Jacqueline Penney Art Gallery & Studio - Artist and author. Features original paintings and giclée prints available for sale.

Pellegrini Winery & Vineyard - With a tasting room, winery, cellar and entertainment facility which is modern and graceful, and wines to match, Pellegrini is obviously one of the leading sites in Long Island's Wine Country

Pugliese Vineyards - Winery information, tours, tastings, free personalized labels.

The Rhinelander Bed & Breakfast - Children only if over 12. No pets. No smoking.

Wickham's Fruit Farm - Farmstand with choice fruit all grown on the farm and available in season. Baked goods and preserves are also available. Purchase from the stand, or pick your own.